This building, where I ran the old Municipal Town Hall and jail, receives, currently, several cultural and recreational initiatives.

Building that formerly functioned as City Hall and jail, located in the historical centre of the village. Emphasis on the 19th century bell tower.

This religious building was founded in 1708 by Domingos Lourenço Perdigão. It was here that the prisoners out of jail in the area came to fulfill the divine offices. Inside you can see traces of Baroque-style moral. Its architecture is simple, rectangular and the decoration is Baroque, as neatly and can see in primitive murals and outdoor balcony grills.

Windmill recovered between 1998 and 2006, and currently in operation. Here we can buy bread baked in the oven, cakes and pizzas.

A large and pleasant space with Tejo river's views. It serves quick meals and the vistor can also buy selected gourmet products.

The bread is not just a food, but rather something that is full of symbolism. In the case of this gastronomy Alentejo region rises in such a way as to be possible to use stale bread and hard, not to throw away. This furnace represents thus the appreciation of the community of this food, whose production varied depending on the times were more or less abundance.

The garden goes back to 1881, being that in 1930 a monument paying homage to Alfredo Keil, composer and the author of the National Hymn, was raised. It has small lake and about 12 species of trees, with a coralina and a sumauma with 14 metres high standing out.

This Romanic church has a simple main façade without decorative elements. On the top there is a campanile with two windows. On the inside it has one nave with wooden ceiling presenting a triumphal arch richly decorated. The statuary stands out.

A statue that pays tribute to the sea dicoverer Diogo Cão.

Statue paying homage to Doutor João de Almeida.